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P. 209. The Jain disputant Vidyānanda and his success in various
royal courts and his destruction of the Christian faith at
Seringapatam. P. 210. Inscription of 812 mentions the Yapaniyas, a Jain unorthodox sect (E. I. Vol. IV p. 338).
. 160 KARNA, RAM. Bijapur Inscription of Dhavala of Hastikundi ; Vikrama-Samvat 1053. (EI, X, 1909-10, p. 17-24).
The stone was originally fixed in Jain temple situated about 2 miles from the village of Bijapur in the Bali dist. of the Jodhpur State. It was subsequently removed to the dharmaśāla belonging to the Jain mahājans of Bijapur-A grant to a Jain temple by Vidagdharāja (Rāșțrakúța)- Practically there are two inscriptions of dates, Sam. 1053 and 996.
161 SASTRI, H. KRISHNA. Two Nolamba Inscriptions from Dharmapuri of the gth century A.D. (EI. X, 1909-10). P. 54-70.
Invocation to the doctrine of the Jinendras–Erection of a Jain temple in Tagadūru (Dharmapuri, Salem Dist.) by the merchants Nidhiyaņņa and Chandiyaņņa grant made to Kanakasena pupil of Vinayasena of the Pogariya-gana, Sena-anvaya and Mula-samgha. See note 1. P. 69. also.
162 PATHAK, K. B. Pimpari planes of Dharavarsha-Dharmarāja ; Saka-Samvat 697. (EI, X, 1909-10, pp. 81-9).
P. 83. Jina Sena's Harivañía quoted and discussed for the identity of śrívallabha of the inscription. Sravana-Beļgoļa epitaph of Malli Shéņa quoted and discussed.
163 BANERJI, RAKHAL Das. New Brahmi Inscriptions of the Scythian Period. (EI, X, 1909-10, pp. 106-121). [With illustrations].
